Day 5: Austria

After 5 days travelling together, the ice started to break. One of the guys bought a soccer ball and we ended up playing soccer every evening in the camp site. That was the thing that break the thick brick wall between me and the other guys. Finally, we found a thing in common and we ended up like knowing each other for quite some time. Like I said before, I wasn't skilled at starting up a conversation, but once I'm on it, I pretty much friendly. After several chats, I found out that this one guy was actually my teacher's son. I also found out that we actually live closed to each other. The atmosphere was lively as everyone now chatted with each other.

The Invisible Man

When we were strolling around Austria, I found two living statue on the street. It was in the hot day of summer and they were frozen in the middle of the street. I was so touched by their efforts to earn a living, froze in the middle of the street hoping for tips from the passer by. Their determination in the job was something that I admired. I never think that I can do the thing that they did. It's hard. I never had to actually work for money to earn a living before, and I could not imagined myself in their shoe.  I wish I was as strong as them, but I don't think I could considering what I had now.

The Silver Woman and the Golden Roof. 

On that night, it was rain heavily. The cooking canopy were almost being flew away. There was the time where we help each other and hold the canopy from flying away while some other in the tent cooking for all people in the trip. Some of them also hold canvases to prevent water from went into the canopy and into the food. It such a little space that cramp with lots of people but everyone helps each other out to make it work. Eventually it breaks more bricks and bring more fun!